Inside felt like a hilariously disturbing, and disturbingly hilarious, deep dive into my own internet-addled brain.

Though his Netflix pandemic special focuses on home confinement, it's entertaining enough - and beautiful enough - to work in a theater.

Maybe five years from now it, too, will be hailed as a classic. Or, once the apathy subsides and we all transition out of the liminal space between lockdown and full reopening, maybe we'll recall it, vaguely, as some decent content about and of its time.

One of the greatest films to emerge from the pandemic, an always funny, frequently scathing and often emotional tour-de-force of comedy.